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Walter Shaub Jul 31
This isn't an ontological thought exercise. If they've got a nasty infestation of PONCs, you can see why the 1st Amendment traumatizes them.
Walter Shaub Jul 31
Replying to @waltshaub
If there's even the slightest chance I used "ontological" correctly, you can join me in imagining a PONC tweeting "I'm asked therefore I am"
Amy Hoy Jul 31
Replying to @waltshaub
go ahead, PONC, make my day ps i think it's more like semiotics but who cares, you're still the best
Walter Shaub
Semiotics. Ha! These aren't words, they're seditious little beasts, with their tongues hanging out waiting for you to answer them. ALIVE!
Tai Ragan Jul 31
Replying to @waltshaub @amyhoy
But is what's at stake their name or their nature? The form or quintessence of a PNOC?
Amy Hoy Jul 31
Replying to @waltshaub
"seditious little beasts" — ugh so good i can't even BEGIN to come up with a rejoinder. i laughed so hard, thank you. i needed that.
Walter Shaub Jul 31
Replying to @TaiRagan @amyhoy
Their very existence and its meaning. (Seesh, I had to post this 3 times to overcome autocorrect. What do you call that?)
Tai Ragan Jul 31
Replying to @waltshaub
From my slim understanding of Heidegger I'd second "ontological" since it implies that existence and meaning are the same. Just curious
Amy Hoy Jul 31
Replying to @TaiRagan @waltshaub
but wouldn't that require that the word is the Ding an Sich ? i kant even 😂
Tai Ragan Jul 31
Replying to @amyhoy
Apologies, my grasp of kantinental philosophy never was that strong
Amy Hoy Jul 31
Replying to @TaiRagan